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James Knox made the posts, which have been described as degrading, about the presidential hopeful on to his Facebook page, and has since deleted them.

The woman posted a racist message online while violence erupted across the country

‘Keyboard warrior’ Julie Sweeney sentenced to 15 months on busy day for rioting cases in England’s courts

Actor Dennis Quaid has accused Facebook of censoring promotional content for the upcoming movie Reagan, claiming the social media giant has refused to allow ads with inspirational quotes from Ronald Reagan.

The 53-year-old was sentenced to 15 months after pleading guilty to sending communications threatening death or serious harm

ACCC court case against Meta revealed tech giant made money off scam ads using unauthorised star power of public figures including David Koch and Celeste Barber

Julie Sweeney was jailed at Chester Crown Court today after she admitted sending a threatening Facebook message on August 3.

Julie Sweeney shared the Islamaphobic comment to a local community Facebook group from her home in Cheshire - but it was later reported to the police and she has since been jailed

Julie Sweeney admitted sending the threatening Facebook message on 3 August, as riots were being held across the country

A 53-year-old carer has been jailed after she admitted posting on Facebook: "Don't protect the mosques, blow the mosque up with the adults in it".

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(NaturalNews) A federal appeals court ruling late last week dismissing Children’s Health Defense’s (CHD) censorship lawsuit against Facebook included a...

Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett chose not to invest in Facebook's 2012 IPO, with Munger famously stating he doesn't invest in what he doesn't understand, a sentiment later echoed by Robert Kiyosaki.

"The freedoms that we take for granted can be lost in a generation," the actor said after Facebook suspended the "Reagan" movie's page.

Christopher Taggart, 36, and Rhys McDonald, 34, both of Runcorn, Cheshire, pleaded guilty to publishing written material to stir up racial hatred

Christopher Taggart, 36, and Rhys McDonald, 34, both of Runcorn, Cheshire, pleaded guilty to publishing written material to stir up racial hatred.

Christopher Taggart, 36, and Rhys McDonald, 34, both of Runcorn, Cheshire, pleaded guilty to publishing written material to stir up racial hatred.